Patient's question:
16 years old, irregular menstruation. It hasn't come for two months. It often delays, with the longest delay being four months. What impact does this have? Could it be related to my frequent consumption of spicy food?Doctor's answer:
Based on your description, it is speculated that the 16-year-old female has been experiencing irregular menstruation for four months. It is considered to be caused by endocrine disorders. There may also be a certain relationship with eating spicy foods. It is recommended to have blood tests for the six sex hormones at the hospital to check if the hormone levels are normal. Additionally, have a color ultrasound performed at the hospital. If the endometrium is thick, oral progesterone tablets can be taken to induce menstruation. Then, on the fifth day of menstruation, start taking a sequential estrogen-progesterone therapy to regulate the menstrual cycle.